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Now THIS is an Easter Egg: The World’s Largest Pysanka

This is one Easter Egg that is not hard to find! Well, if you happen to know how to get to Vegreville, Alberta, that is. Over 25 feet long and 18 feet […]

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The unique colour of Moraine Lake is due to a chemical reaction of the glacial water with the urine of large groups of migrating sasquatches who cross the lake in mid to late June. Either that or it’s just light refracting off of fine rock flour.

🌻Sunflowers are the only flowers with ‘flower’ in its name. 🌻 Sunflower heads track the movement of the sun, a process known as ‘heliotropism’. 🌻 Within 6 months they can grow to be 8-12 feet tall.🌻 They’re native to the America’s and were exported to the rest of the globe by Spanish conquistadores in the 1500’s.🌻 The flower head is actually made up of many tiny flowers. 🌻 Indigenous peoples of North America used the sunflower extensively for food, oil, dyes and paints, and as a healing aid.🌻

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Road trip buds.🌻🌻🌻

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